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Dollar Tree CFO sold $2.24m in shares June14
They are out of shares for this particular tranche, does not mean they have none left.
A new filing with a brand new set of shares available for sale can show up at any time-see Carvana as an example.
Dollar Tree is the leading American discount retailer. Net sales break down by family of products as follows:
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consumable products (62.1%): food, candy, hygiene, beauty, and health care products, paper, etc.;
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products for the home (30.7%): toys, gifts, clothing, home accessories, etc.
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seasonal products (7.2%): related to Easter, Halloween, or Christmas.
As of 03/02/2018, the group had a network of 14,835 discount stores under the names Family Dollar (8,185), Dollar Tree and Dollar Tree Canada (6,650) located in the United States (14,610) and Canada (225).
Almost all net sales are in the United States.
Number of employees : 176 100 people.
https://www.marketscreener.com/DOLLAR-TREE-INC-4868/company/
https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/935703.htm
CEO of Synchrony Financial sold $4.22m in shares June 14
This was filed under "see remarks"- its the CEO, sneaky bastards. Can't hide from pepe.
This is a consumer debt company. Typically they are the banks behind places like consumer discretion purchases, like lowes, home depot, furniture places-secondary finance in other words. Always pay these types of purchases off quickly, use them to buy something and PAY IT OFF-the interest at these secondary funding sources is ridiculous.
Can be up to 25-30% if you go over the period of no interest. Some of them offer no interest for a year or whatever timeframe-this is great for that time period but don't go over.
Synchrony Financial specializes in the issuance and marketing of credit cards. The group's activity is essentially organized around 3 areas:
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issuance of credit cards;
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e-payment services;
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financial services: consumer loans, health care services, etc.
https://www.marketscreener.com/SYNCHRONY-FINANCIAL-17093673/company/
https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1601712.htm
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was already there, talk to the hand
Google invests $1 billion to ease housing shortage near California headquarters
Alphabet Inc’s Google announced on Tuesday it would set aside $750 million in land and $250 million in financing to spur developers in the San Francisco Bay Area to build at least 20,000 homes and rehabilitate other housing over the next decade.
Google, which told Reuters it has 45,000 employees in the region, has been the target of local activists who for several years have said the company’s growth and high salaries have contributed to rising rents and housing shortages. They have called on Google and other Silicon Valley tech companies to invest in affordable housing and rethink expansions.
Google said housing had reached a “crisis point” in the Bay Area but declined to comment on whether its announcement in a blog post on Tuesday was a response to pressure from community activists, who plan to demonstrate Wednesday outside Alphabet’s annual shareholder meeting.
Activist group Silicon Valley Rising called Google’s announcement “a great step in the right direction.”
In January, Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg’s philanthropy in partnership with other groups said they planned to raise $500 million to build or preserve more than 8,000 homes in the Bay Area over 10 years. And Microsoft Corp pledged $500 million toward addressing homelessness and developing affordable housing in the Seattle region.
Google told Reuters it would lease land valued at $750 million, and largely zoned for offices or shops, to construct mostly apartments and some for-sale homes for a total of at least 15,000 units.
It declined to elaborate on why the space is no longer needed for offices.
The $250 million would go toward equity and debt investments in projects preserving existing affordable housing or constructing at least 5,000 new affordable units for people of various income levels. Google said it would prioritize developments near transportation hubs by its offices.
Google has already proposed 5,700 new homes at one of its developments in Mountain View, California adding that it is also in discussions with the cities of Sunnyvale and San Jose.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-alphabet-investment/google-invests-1-billion-to-ease-housing-shortage-near-california-headquarters-idUSKCN1TJ27I
believe it when we see it
want to see it before it's called anything other then a PR stunt, let's see some county filings etc.
step in the right direction as most of it's workers are the working poor because of housing costs
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